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81 %. Timothy Seed-Prime at 81 30a2 81.
Mess Pork-Cash at $14 50al4 IS; January
Sl4 60a14 M, closing at $14 ~; Febru-
airy $li 72ial4 80, closing at Sl4 90; May
SIS l7tal5 40, closing at SIS 10. Lard
Cash s. S0a7 32i; December 81 30a7 3aa
closing at s. 32ll; January 81 37is7 Az,
closing at s. 40; February s. 45s7 523,
I closing at s. so; May 81 75s7 s2i, closing
at : ~. Short ribs 81 50a7 60; shoulders
S S0a6 90; short clear s. S5sS 90.
whisky-At 81 10. Buttrr Easy; fancy
creamery 2s!s30c; fancy dairy 24a25c.
Eggs-At 22a23c.
PhiIadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. December 3.-Flour-
Quiet Wheat-Quiet but firm; No. red
December s9as9!c; January 9O!s90ic;
February 9aa92tc; March 93tasSic. Corn
Firm; No. 3mixed, on track, SIC; new
No. 9 mixed, on track, Coo; No. 2 mixed
December 59ia60tc; January 60a60ic; Feb
ruary 60a60ic; March 6lta6lsc. Oats
Spot irregular; No. 9 white 39aa40c, clos
ing at Sole: futures q shade higher; No. 2
white December 39ia40c; January 40sI0ic;
February 4Oa40!c; March 4o!a4lc. Pc
troleum-Higher; 40 Abel test in barrels
Tic.
"incturIti.
CISCINSArI, o, December 3 Flour
Firm. wheat-Strong; No. 9 red s5la
Soc; receipts loo bushels; shipments
none. CONFIRM; No. , mixed 55c.
Oats-Steady; No. . 33la33Sc Rye
Strong and higher; No. zoe. Pork
Dull and higher; 81 so Lard-Firm at
81 35. Bulk Meats-Dull; short ribs
s. IS. Bacon-Qaiet; short clear Is Is.
Whisky-Steady; sales 1921 barrels I'm
ished goods on basis of 81 05. Butter,
sugar and cheese steady.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE, December 4.-Wheat-
Western easier, closing dull; No. . winter
red spot So; December s5tsS5i; January
s7tas7i; February S9!as9l; May 94sa9It.
Corn-Western easier, closing quiet; mixed
spot 81 bid; new 56aSS; January 5ssa5SS
February 59a60; May 6la62; steamer 55ts
Sc. Oats Higher and firm; western white
36a37; do. mixed 3ls35. Provisions
Higher and firm; mess pork l5s25; lard
refined 81; Others unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., December 3-Wheat--
Firm; cash and December Sale; January
S5ic; May 90sc. Confirm; May 55Ic.
Oa,s-Active; May BIC. Clover Seed
Active and higher; Cash 81 IL; December
81 20; February 81 %; March 81 10.
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HARPER'S TRIAL.
BREEZY TESTIMONY YESTERDAY.
A Board of Directors Who FAILED to
Direct.

CINCINNATI, December BE. l. Har-
per led his ten-year-old son into court with
him this morning and the lad sat beside
his father without realizing tine solemnity
of the situation. Briggs Swift was re-
examined, but made no new points
". II. Chattield aud Sol ii. KiueoD,
directors OF the bank, testified that the
board did not authorize the issue OF certi
fcates of deposit to the Chemical National
Bank OF New York, nor the payments OF
drafts of Chicago grain brokers. The
board had never been consulted with
reference to issues of any certificates of
deposit.
The most breezy witness thus far heard
was Albert Z. Gaher, who testified that he
was Secretary of the Swift, Iron and Steel
Company, and Secretary and Treasurer OF
the Riverside Iron and Steel Company,
that the last named company had no assets
when it was organized and never acquired
any, yet it procured a call loan from the
Fidelity National Bank, Of 800, OGO, on
itS own note, endorsed by +. l.. Harper
He detailed the circumstances OF his trip to
Chicago, June II, in company with Will
shire. He said he was Instructed by
Harper to 20 and was told that
Wiltshire would get aboard at Cummius-
Vile with $500 600, which witness was Ia
take charge Of and deliver TO Wiltshire in
Chicago, ifWilshire conld make AN arrange
ment with the Chicago parties.
Richard Smith, of the Commercial Ga
zetts, testified that he went with Briggs
Swift, the president, to see Harper and Ia
ask him about the wheat deal. He said
he was not in the deal, that he was rot
using the funds Of the hank in the deal,
and that h. was not disCnunting notes to
ralse funds tor q stress. ThercupOn |
wrote an editorial, published In the Com
merciGl Gazette, saying that the officers OF
the Fidelity gave assurance Of the sound
ness Of the bank.
J. II. Stewart, trustee in the assignment
OF f l.. Harper, testified he found assets
valued at 500, 900 Harper's liabilities
were over $4,000 600.
J. II. Waters, general hOok-Seeper, told
of New York draft that put $500, 900 to
Harper's credit. He was ordered by
Harper to oOncede this fact June Ii,
Harper ordered him to put ont 81, 0GO, 900
to the Chemical National Bank for dis
count.
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LIVE STOCS.
baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, December /.
YARDS.

AT CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE.-There WAS somewhat
larger offering on the Hill to day than
last Thursday, with some improvement in
the tone of the market and slight ad.
vance in prices The Wholesale market
was about &c higher than last week, and
the retail trade was in sympathy with it.
There were a few more stock Cattle on the
market We quote prices ut 81 l2laI 62!,
most sales being made at s. GOA 90 per
100 lbs
Prices of beef cattle this week hanged as
follows: Best beeves at 81 l2!a4 62s those
generally rated as first quality 81 75a4 90;
medium or good fair quality 81 15a3 %;
and ordinary thin steers oxen and cows
s. l2la2 81! per 100 lbs.
OF the cattle received, 752 came from
Virginia, 325 from West Virginia, lI2 from
Maryland, 4Ol from Ohio, sSs from Ken.
lucky and % from Indiana Total re-
ceipts for the past week ., 692 against | ,937
last week, and 2, 459 same time last year.
OF the offerings 527 were taken by the
Baltimore butchers, 4i2 ny country deal
ers. and 90 sold to Eastern spectators.
Total sales for the week g69 against 123
last week, and S3l same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS There is u fair in
crease in the receipts this week (abOut
| 900 head over the limited offerings Of
last Thursday, yet the run was considered
light, and prices in consequence were
shade better. There Is a fair trade pre-
vailing in all the Yards. We quote butch
ers' Sheep at 3sii cents, with few extra
at 4. cents. and Lambs at 3la5! cents per
pound gross. Stock Sheep arc quoted Mt
81 5Ja3 90 per head. Receipts this week
of Sheep and Lambs were 2,635 head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 8 -Cattle-Rs
ceipts 1900 head; shipments / 900 head !;
market steady; shipping steers 81 90a5 CO.;
stockers and feeders 81 25a2 90; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 GOAL s.; Texans 81 IS
az 80; western rangers s. G0a3 80.
Hogs-Rereipt' % 600 he'd; shipments
1000 head; market steady and 5al0c lower;
mixed 81 sOa5 40; heavy s. l5a5 IS; light
81 S0aS 30; skips 50 50l4 90
Shecp-Receipts , 600 head; shipments
none; market strong; natives So OOa4 so;
Western So 2jA4 Is; Texans 81 25t3 40;
lambs 81 00a5 80.
Fast Liberty
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December Cat
tle-Receipts 22s hesd; shipments 30i;
market closed with nothing doing; all
through consignments.
Hogs Receipts 3.7O0 head; shipments
3, 300 head; market firm; philaielphias
s. 7Oa5 50; Workers s. 3Oa5 40; common
to fair S. l5a5 %.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head; shipments
900 head; market firm on good, dull on
common at unchanged prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., December 8 -Hogs-
Weak common to light 81 40a4 50; pack
ing and butchers 8 20a5 50; receipts g.
700; shipents, 800.
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Cutting StiM Making Trouble.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 3.-The
officials Of the Department of State are at
loss to account for the feeling that ap-
pears to have arisen in Mexico as result
of the discussion of the Cutting case. 1t
~ said that the subject has been presented
to the Mexican Government in accordance
with the forms of international law with
q view TO the settlement of principle,
and not with any intention of endeavorng
tn enforce veXatious claim in au arbi-
trary manner. As a matter of fast, there
has been 10 new presentation of Cutting 5
claim against the Mexican Government.
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THE RoANE COUNTY CRIMES.
The Latest Developments Regarding the
Murders and Lynchlngs.
TEron, tho Supday Rnoistsr

The Latest Developments Regarding the
Murders and LynchlnGs.
From the Sunday Register.
Detective ALI ". Burnett is in the city
for few days, attending to some legal
matters OF a private nature. 4 reporter
yesterday asked him for the lates: devel-
opmeutS regarding the late outbreak Of
crime in R0ane county, and was Informed
in return, among other things, that the re-
port that the Roaue county Grand Jury
had returned lot of indictments against
people alleged TO be implicated in the
murder of Rev. Ryan and the subsequent
ynchings, including true bills against
Cunningham and Burnett himself, was not
true. He said the grand jury had met on
the 18th of November, but had adjourned
without returning any indictments what
ever, the affairs OF the Court being very
unsettled, by reason of the late destruction
of the Court House by Ere. Detective
Burnett vas very emphatic in declaring
that the real murderers Of Rev. Ryan, and
those who were engaged in the recent
lynchings which followed the commission
of the crime, would ultimately be brought
to justice, and said he was satisfied that
Prosecuting Attorney Fandal, and the
authorities of Rosne county would leave
nothing undone to help him in bringing
about that result. He states that the efforts
of certain Republican papers to give the
Consolidated Band" credit for being par
tisan in politics, for political reasons, Is
entirely false. At least one member Of the
gang lis a Republican, but the outlaws
are in the habit of standing together in
voting, as in other things, for mutual sup
port and protection.
Detective Burnett's theory Of the MUIR
der of Rev. Ryan is very plausible one,
and his narration of the subsequent events
and mis- statements regarding the general
situation in Roane and Jackson counties
reads like pfye from the most fantastic
yellow-back Ne l. and affords basis for
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Active and hrR; opeasd at 76c; closed
at TIC; highest Tic; lowest 76c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, December 3-Petroleum-
Opened ut 76te; highest nc; lowest 76fc;
closed at nc; cleaances l,s62, 900 bar.
rels
New York.
NEW YORK, December 3-Petroleum
Was strong At the opening, 76c; highest
NE; lowest 76c; closed ut nc; sales l.
235, 900 barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CRY, December 3-Petroleum--
Opened at 76sc; closed at &c; lowest
76c; highest nee; sales, $4,000 bar
rels; charters, i7,02S barrels; shipments
1865 barrels; clearaEces, 3,0Ss, 900 bar.
rels
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1000 More Chicagoans,

CHICAGO, December 3.-Judge Garrett
this morning dissolved the injunction re-
strsining the County Board from declaring
territory Of the town of Hyde Park an
nexed to the city OF Chicago. The people
OF this suburb voted to come in last
month, but some Of the property owners
carried the case to the courts; but it has
awaited them nothing. The portion an
nexed will add about 60, 900 inhabitants to
the population of Chicago.
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Delegates to the Club Convention.

Special TslegGm tobas Sunday REGISTER.
PAREERsBURG, W. VA, December s.
Tonight the Republicans OF this city held
q meeting to nominate Ave delegates to
meet with the various clubs in New York
city on the 18th inst. The following were
elected C. Fl. Chattuck, c. B. Smith,
John A. Hutchinson, A. B. White and C.
W. Yroman. An equal number Of alter
mates were appointed. Action was taken
looking to the formation of Republican
-'--h in this city and vicinity.
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Attempted Suicide in Court.

CINCINNATI, December "a sensation
was produced in the Probate Court room
this morning by an attempt OF a man who
was on trial for insanitr 10 take his life
It was George w Ritter, an elderly man
who was arrested last week for embezzle.
ment from his employers. While waiting
10 be heard he borrowed q knife from q
friend TO pare his nails. He opened it, and
Immediately made IN effort to cut the ar
teries Of his arm. His friend caught his
hands and, with some difficulty, wrested
the knife from him.
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TIE w, w. IL :. RAILROADS
Enthusiastic Meeting at Wellsburg-
Pledges of support.

Pledges of support.
Special Telegram TO he Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, December 3.--At n meet
ing held at the Court House in this city
to-day in the interest of the Wheeling,
Wellsburg & State Line Railway Company
q resolution was unanimously pas ed
pledging the company IS 600 per mile and
right OF way through Brooke county. The
committees present froln Buffalo and Cross
Creek district reported the right of way
substantially secured over both routes,
Active Efforts are being made to secure the
necessary amount of subscriptions. The
company have secured valuable franchises
from County Commissioners and City
Council. Everything is encouraging that
the proposed road will eventually be built,
It's connections at Wheeling with the pro-
posed union bridge to he built Mt Wheeling
have already been assured. The building
OF the Ohio roads and bridge at Wheeling
is very encouraging to the friends Of the
State Line.
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Great Diversity rs to the Me,hod.

TOLEDO, o., December 3-This even
ing's Blade published letters from eighty
members Of Congress in reply to the fol-
lowing questions:
First-Do you favor revenue reduction :?
Second-Ifso whether by cutting down
the tariff or internal revenue?
Thud-lf the tariff, on what classes of
Imports should it be reduced?
Nearly all the answers admit tie neces-
sity OF reduction of the revenue, but there
was great diversity as TO how it is to be
effected
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The Discussion Postponed.

PIrTsBURG, December 3-The river
coal operators met here to-day to consider
the demands Of their miners for an adj
vance in wages, a check weighman and
semi-weekly pay. After lengthy discus
sion it was decided to postpone action in
the matter until there is resumption of
work in the mines. At present nearly all
the mines are closed on account OF a search
ty of craft TO load.
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case of Mr.. Greer, over whose nomination
some little discussion arose as to the pro-
priety of
RECOGNIZING THE TERRITORIES
in the distribution of House offices.
Mr.. Thomas, nominated for chaplain, Is
a minister of the Society of Friends, and Is
well known in the West as the Quaker
preacher"
After long discussion the caucus su-
tborized the chairman to appoint COM
mittee of eleven members, to be known rs
''the caucus committee, "and TO be charged
with the duty Of calling the caucus togeth-
er whenever it may be necessary. Only an
incidental mention was made of the tariff,
and no attempt was made to outline a
policy.
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The Defense Breaking Down,

SIOUX CITY, Ia, December 3.-The
forenoon session Of the court in the Had
dock murder case was entiaely taken up
with rebutting testimony on the part of
the State, and witnesses from Canton,
Oak, and Hagins is impeaching the alibi
witness who testified for the defense.
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Habits Of Youth =!
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STATEs-Dull and steady.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS active; sales
1854 900.
STOCKS There was a generally bullish
feeling in stocks this morning, though the
untavOrable bank statement caused mo-
mentary reaction. In most of the list
after opening the fluctuations we're con-
fined to narrowest limits. The improve
mcnt at the opening WAS from I TO per
cent, and further gains were recorded in
the first half hour. The list after that
time was very dull and without feature
until the last half hour, when prices
sagged little. A rally followed immedi-
ately, and the close was dull but firm at
or near the best figures made. Almost
everything is higher tonight. Kansas *
Texas is up II; Manhattan II lower
Sales, ll9, $50 shares. Quotations closed
bid as follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
1O9; Canada Pacific 5iS; Central Pacific
3i4; Chesapeake and Ohio 81 do preferred
frsts Z; do seconds Il; Chicago and Alton,
1876; Chicago, Harrington and Quincy 1879;
Delaware and Hudson 1923; Delaware,
Larkawanna and Western, 1873; Denver
and Rio Grande, 22i; Erie, oct; do pre-
ferred 63I; r. Wayne, 1907; Illinois Gem
trsi, l16; Lske Shore, 95! Michigan
Central, 81, Minneapolis ard Ct Louis,
9; do preferred, %; Missouri Pacific,
90t; Northern Pacific, 22s; do Preferred
AZ; Chicago and Northwestern, l0S.; do
preferred 40; New York CeMtrsl, lost;
Oregon TTsnscrltiuonta', GOT; Pacific
Mail, 3si; Peurin, Il. & T.. 20; fittshHrg
1921; Pullman Palace Gag lt0 Reading,
69!; ROch Island, lI%!; ST. Lonis and
San Francisco, 35i do preferred, 72s; first
preferred, H.; 81. Psul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba lO7; 81. Paul and Omaha, 80!
do prefsrrsd lO7; Texas Pacific, 25s Uncn
Pacific 57!; Unjte,; states Express IS;
". str Is I.ira Tnl-.rrr. TSs.
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8saitiaaI
" HOW'S YOUR LIVER ?"

r.,bs Oriental salutatiOn knowing that good
hesrfb cannot exist without a healthy Liver
when the Liver - Torpid the Bowels
are Sluggish and COnstlpaied, anu the
Food lies I'm the St0naen oeeohpos-
inw-poiSOninE the Blood.
Fresueut headache ensues, and feeling OF
lsssifIi5e and dependency indicates how the
whole system is deranged. No agency on earth
I mas ss nv giving them healthy liver as
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DRY 4OSrs.
Man HCIk.

NEW YORK, December 3-Market
quiet but very firm. Agents have advanced
Atlantic II, A, ID brown cottons 70 value
Atlantic to &c, comet, 81 inches, TO Il,
and ~ inches to ste. Atlantic wide
sheetipgs are on the hSsis Of 27!c for lO-4
bleached
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Mbeelins Re9ister
Jrarelers' @nids.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRA1Ns-
n EXPLANATION OF REFyREScR MARKS: 'Daily.
+Sinday skcepted. monday excepted sSun-
d.y only. Saturday exeepted.-75 Meridian.
November 20, 1857. Wheeling time, which Is
lust one hour earlier than Central Time:
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SAOAAuS NdCdIIAs
Have you awakened from . disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sensations OF an assassin
clutching your throat and pressing the lie breath
from your frightened chest Have you noticed
the lSuyuor and debility that succeed the effort
10 clear your throat and head OF this catarrhal
matter What a depressing influence It eIers
upon the mind, cloud!ng the memory aud filing
the head with pains and strange noises How
difficult II Is 10 nd the nasel Passages throat aud
lungs OF this poisonous mucus all can testify who
are am cle1 with catsrrh. How dificult 10 pro.
tect the system against ia further progress
owards the lungs liver and kidneys. ali phya-
clans will admit 10 In O terrible disease and
cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers when all
other rcmed - utterly fail, Of SisToED's RADI-
CAL CURE are attested by Thousands who CRATE
fully recommend 10 10 fellow sufferer No
statement Ia made regarding II that cannot be
substsntiated by the most respectable and relia.
bic references.
Each packet contains one bottle OF the IA D..
CAL CUsE, one boz Of Catarrhal soLvEsI, and
an ls!gOyLD INHALER, with treatise and direc-
lions, and Is sold by all druggists for $50.
PofTEK DRUG d CHEnIcAL Co bOsToE.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, December --Flour-Re-
ceipts 80, 900 packages; exports | Dab bar
rels, 2, 1896 sacks; market quite firm; sales
81 600 barrels; common to good extra west
ern and State So 2Oa3 90; good to choice
do So 65a5 90. Wheat-Receipts 1877
800 bushels; exports 10, Sl2 bushels; salcs
3,5l2, O0O bushels futures; 5G, 900 bushels
spot; options opened week and closed
heavy; No. 2 spring s9Ic; No. hard 96c;
ungraded red s9a944c No. . red Deem
her 9Oa9O 5.16c, closing mt 90!C; January
90sa9l 5l6c, closing at 9lsC; February
9lta92!c, closing at 92ic; March 93L93.c,
closing at 93sc; April 9ia94ic, closing at
943C; May 50 1-l6a95lC, closing at 953C;
June 95sa955c, closing at Oslo. Corn
Receipts 81, 700 bushels; exports 81, AS
bushels; sales 1876, 900 bushels futures,
"a, 600 bushels spot; options opened
shade lower, closing with some recovery;
ungraded 59sa63ic; No. . December 6l5
a62tC, closing at 62!C; January 81 sa62ic,
closing at 62ic; February 62i62ic, closing
at 62Ic; May G3a63sc, closing at 63lc.
Oats-Recepts 60, rs bushels; exports 40
bushels; sales 3O5 600 bushels futures,
l3G, 900 bushels spot; market shade
higher and moderately sctive; mixed
western 36a39!c; white DO 39Li23G. Hav
Quiet. HOrS-Stcady. Cotice-Spot,
fair Rio quiet and firm OF lie; options
fairly active and lja26 points higher sales
81 900 bags; December Is 55al5 60; jan
uary 10 35al5 45c; February 10 30al5. 40c;
April 15.25a15. Acc; May l52Oal5 45c;
June Is 25a15 35; July 10 2Oal5. Csc;
August II 95a15 05c; September IA 65a
II 75c; November 14.3Gnli 45c. Sugar
Quiet and firmly held; fair refining quoted
at sic; refi1ed firm; extra G 5 l6a5!c;
white extra c 5sa5ic; powdered 6 94a7c;
granulated sla6.c, cubeS &c. MOlasses
Steady and quiet Rice-F.rm. Petrol
eau-Firm; United &c; refined &c. Cot
ton Seed 0il--At 35c crude; 42Iiic re-
fined. Rosin-Quiet at 81 07!al l23.
Turpentine-Quiet. Eggs-Firm; western
22l25c. POIk-Steady. Cut Meats
Quiet but firm. Lard-A shade lower !;
western steam spot s. 75a7 90; Decembsr
s. e.; January 81 69i7 50; February
81 73l7 ~; May 81 9ia7 s.; Juue s. 99A
OF; July So or; city steam 81 50. But
ter Firm; western ia32c; western cream
cry l7a32c. Cheese-Quiet and very
stea ~; western 93all7 C0pper-Strong;
lake Ice Lead-Weak; domestic IS 10.
Tin-Firm; straits 35c-
| CEioAgH.
CHICAGO, December 3-There was q
more settled feeling in gains at the open
ing Of Change this morning Wheat
showed slight advance at the opening,
and May advanced to Sole before the
close. Corn also advanced. Oats dull.
Provisions quiet. Flour firm unchanged.
Wheat-Cash No. spring 7sia7s1c;
Nc. 3 spring 65!c bid; No. rel 75ia79c;
December 75a7Sic, closing at 80 G; January
T3a79ic, closing at 75!c; February 79ls
793c, closed 79sc; May 85;a50ic, closing at
S5sc. Corn-Cash No. 49lc; December
49.50c, closing at 49csc; January 49s50tc,
closing at 49ic; February 49la5Otc
closing at sole; May 54.a55tc, closing a,
55c. Oats-Cash No. 2 293a3Oc; Deem
Der 29ia3Oc, closing at 3Oc; January 2sia
30sc, closing at 30!c; May 33:a34c,
closing at 33Jc. Rye-CAsh No. . 55tc
Barley-No 2, 75c. Flax Seed-No. at